Shops in Oregon That Support Local Makers
These 11 shops say on their own pages that they stock or support local makers, artists or authors. All are in Oregon; see all 157 nationwide or the Portland page.
The 11 shops
Experiment PDX
Southeast Portland gift shop and gallery interested in local artists for consignment, installations and gallery events.
Crafty Wonderland
Portland handmade shop with two stores (Downtown and Alberta) that also runs the city's Crafty Wonderland art and craft markets.
Heads up: Two Portland stores; the page lists the street addresses without ZIP codes.
Annie Bloom's Books
Multnomah Village independent bookstore that supports local authors who actively promote indie bookstores.
Arts Council of Lake Oswego Artspace
Light-filled ~1,000 sq ft gallery inside the Arts Council of Lake Oswego's offices; strongly encourages artists from under-represented communities.
Heads up: It's for gallery exhibitions and programming, not ongoing shelf space.
MadeHere
Pearl District shop for nearly 200 makers from the greater Portland area.
Radius Art Studio
Ceramics studio's Belmont shop selling only local handmade goods from Oregon makers, with a monthly featured artist in its hallway gallery.
Heads up: Members of the studio get 60%.
Two Rivers & Weird Sisters
St. Johns bookstore and yarn shop (Two Rivers Books and Weird Sisters Yarn) that hosts local-author events and maker markets.
Heads up: The form covers both shop partnerships and their markets, and no terms are published.
The Charmed Crow Collective
Northeast Broadway shop representing dozens of small businesses and makers, emphasizing local vendors and makers from historically marginalized communities.
Alberta Co-op
Cooperative grocery on NE Alberta that prioritizes and uplifts local vendors.
Heads up: Grocery co-op: best for food and household products.
Jan's Paperbacks
Long-running used and new bookstore (with Arcade Book Exchange) on SW Scholls Ferry Rd, near Beaverton.
Heads up: Thin details: the FAQ just invites local artists to email about consignment.
Second Shapes Bookstore
Kenton used bookstore with zines, art and new books from local authors and small presses, plus a community room for workshops and events.
Heads up: Their consign page says new consignors would be accepted from September 2026; it's unclear whether intake is open now, so email to check.